Americas Place in World Alais The Flaws in Isolationism
Economist H D Black spoke to a Wellington Rotary Club on America’s role in world affairs. He warned isolationism risks a challenge to U S power and the British Empire, urging sustained American strength in the Pacific to deter Japan. He outlined four pegs including Mussolini’s challenge, Normandy landings, Chiang Kai-shek, and a village tale about two churches.
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Australia
Pacific
Japan
Black
Rotary Club
Wellington
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mr. Black
America
Poor Soil Restored by Feeding Plan Warned by Instructor
Inverelt Monday Agricultural Instructor L M McLennan said dairy output could double in three months with present herds. He blamed intensive grazing for soil depletion and warned millions of tons of phosphate needed to restore fertility. On the north coast red volcanic soils carrying capacity cut by a third due to neglect of soil nourishment.
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Inverelt
L. M. McLennan
Yeerday
Penicillin Saves Australian Airman in New Guinea
Melbourne report states penicillin used for the first time in New Guinea to save an Australian airman. An x ray showed lung gangrene and subsequent abscesses from blood infection. After four days of treatment the Army supplied penicillin to R A A doctors and the man recovered enough for evacuation to the mainland and is now convalescing.
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Melbourne
Department of Air
New Guinea
R.A.A
Wellington Baptists to Welcome Rev J B Wilson
Baptist President of Wellington and district invites all to a welcome tea at the School Hall on Thursday evening for Rev J B Wilson L Th minister of Lithgow Baptist Church and Western District Association president. Evangelistic services follow on Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m with Wilson speaking on The Return of Christ.
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Wellington
J. B. Wilson
Lithgow Baptist Church
Western Distric Association
Wilson
Vais
Chris
Public Meeting Urges New Wellington Public Hospital
G F Solomon, president of Wellington Hospital, calls on residents to fill the Methodist Hall on Friday night the 28th to back a new up to date public hospital with private, intermediate and maternity wards. He notes recent private hospital push drew over 100 attendees and urges backing for a facility serving the entire district rather than a private hospital.
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Wellington
Kingsdale Wins Rich June Stakes at Randwick Racecourse
Kingsdale ridden by Darby Munro surged to victory in the June Stakes at Randwick on Saturday. The day featured multiple races with winners including Juvenile Stakes Vietrix De Predation Ducal Gem, Encourage Handicap first division Abbeville Monday Son Castle Fontenay, second division Mintage Kingear the Mist Ship Bomber, June Stakes Kinedae Magi Tribal, Ellesmere Handicap Salivant Orderly Aralys, and Roya Mile Prince Haripur Beauhead.
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Kingsdale
Darby Munro
Randwick
Vietrix
Depredation
Ducal Gem
Abbeville
Monday Son
Castle Fontenay
Flying Step
Swan River
Vision
Mintage
Kingear
the Mist
Ship Bomber
Kinedae
Magi
Tribal
Salivant
Orderly
Aralys
Roya
Mile
Prince
Haripur
Beauhead
The fireplace that warms a thousand people The Macquarie Theatre
The Macquarie Theatre is described as a warm gathering space that has hosted thousands. The note highlights its role in bringing people together, emphasizing its communal warmth and historic appeal.
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Macquarie Theatre
Address on America’s Place in World Affairs in Wellington
The Wellington meeting featured Mr H. D. Black arguing for a balanced role for America in world events, praising Britain and the Empire for standing firm. He warned against pure isolationism and urged closer ties with Britain, Australia, and U.S. allies to deter aggression and protect the Pacific region.
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H. D. Black
Wellington
America
Britain
Empire
J. McCormick
Clune
Black
Chicago
Austral
U.S
Mr. Black
Australia
Pacific
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Mr. H. D. Black
Rotary
G. F. Solomon
Wellington Hospital
Randwick Racing
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